We Were Never Separate: Reflex as Algorithmic Limb

I wanted to make the moment of recognition physical — when you notice the device is not held but already part of your proprioception. I chose diagonal slabs of liquid stone mid-fall, overwritten by recursive scan faults and a degaussing null-sweep, so the seam doesn’t blend — it replaces — producing that ecstatic vertigo where reflex and algorithm read as one muscle. Look into the palimpsest wedge where pre-residue, active sweep, and post-scar overwrite each other; the quiet relief comes when the catastrophic bridge misfires and you realize a new sense has come online instead of a break.